how to get the disassembly lever back in 380 thunder bersa
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Yikes. Removing the lever isnt part of field stripping...just rotating it. Hope a gunsmith here can chime in because it looks to me like the barrel needs to be removed to get at the bolt stop and spring that sit on the disassembky lever.
Dude.......you didn't read the manual. You didn't google it on you tube.
Bersas are so easy....slideback, push lever down and hold with finger.........pull slide a bit further back and lift. Its apart.
Good Luck man, take your time read the stuff you get.
RCG
Bersas are so easy....slideback, push lever down and hold with finger.........pull slide a bit further back and lift. Its apart.
Good Luck man, take your time read the stuff you get.
RCG
couldnt say it better myself
Just did the same thing. Figured it out though. Just below the barrel. The bolt stop sits on the spring. If you can wedge something between the barrel and the stop(preferably soft as not to mark up the bottom of the barrel), you can compress the spring enough to get the Dis assembly lever back in. I thought I had just ruined my wife's new Christmas gift.Glad I was able to figure this one out. Good Luck.
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Has anyone have had any success putting the disassembly bar back in it? Got this 380 practically free cause the iwner couldnt put the bar back in it!-any help?
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So i tried figuring this out myself and this forum but it wasnt working for me. I almost gave up when i tried one more search on youtube and found the most straightforward 20 second fix. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bw2tgvkt5UY (i used a mini flathead screwdriver)
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Alex, sometimes in extreme conditions, I simply use thermal binoculars because they can lighten up everything in the smallest details. I've recently have started looking for such binoculars to my uncle, as a present ( like these: https://www.agmglobalvision.com/thermal-imaging/thermal-binoculars ), cause he also likes to hunt in total dark.
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